The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-20
presidcnts al. the annual meeting which was

Presidents at. the annual meeting which was
therp b not Tar distant ho,voon vs., and
Mr., Ward was, unoilcial from the, very nature
the The Mr. GdST Which Ss. he Ss claimed
dessps 1S 70 Elm Hs'e obS s rye
possible any reierence to the order Itself or
tSerissd n g spSSs on Ike subjscs ThsSe
Kin ep Ss f' order Which afs 70 Hepr Pe
eepted the invitation q the League to come IN
the capacity OF individual players to tho meet
the sS SF The Srsr
Of tho imputatlon Of disrespeet to the organ.
upon them. by. the unfortunately chosen Ian
enage Of Mr.. Wards letter stating whore the
oommittee could be found during the session
,. 1.-THE spirit q fairness and evidence Of gooa
hns snfG 70 ss Ns
msnso ed b. the proy,s9ns Of the contrss9t
which was then promptly accorded. The aTita-
have BEEN raised cannot fail to have ss1saT 1
effect upon the nattonnl snort have often
hs e Sssase sq sSs
rection,. no matter what may have been the
cause 49,, OF the original disturbance. ..
emergencies, and there is no doubt but what
Il was only QUESTION of time when the League
would take the matter up and make the most
and hst sSc
amicable settlement OF the question all hard
feeling that has been engondered by 1t will at
L Will I''"pp'"'' n"'' ivory f'"son " ''A'''
THE compromise effected in the basis for
the spirit which amin stes The majority Of the
League officials II dealing with the minority
rs' a.
plan which enable everybody to live. Willie
those who are advantageously situated will
tune tune. Su0s'"n''Ai 0eh'n'' from 'n'f s00o '0F'
HOW THE BOSTON MEN LOOK At IT.
BOSTON. NOV. 19.--Presdent Soden sat in his
se HnTsy we the into .fiGh his bus
meeting in New York. When THE SUN CORE.
afGp snee in h he ss nG tn bn as s
as he finished his Writing he ., looked t up With q
After some boating around the bush. Mr.. Sodsn
sai hIss suppose # was victory for the
was to be recognized. They gained that point.
but We never ought to have allowed It. And we
Westerner Kept their mouths shut hut, and let
Rogers alone, AZ for the contract am per-
fectly satisfied with 1t.
so as you, can make it between a responsible
party and irresponsible one. The contract
m has ssnea oo
hold, fear we may see trouble from 1t In tho
They gH is sRf By hf
The result viii be we shall DO Very careful IL
While Discussing the adoption Of the percentage
sd that
next year. However, We are not going to let
That bother US; The next thing 6 to get 10.
tha it taEes n br s pe 81 fnH ws n'na
THEY WERE FROZEN OUT.
In regard to tho International League meet
ing the the iE;aeako &c, Gcmie, says:
ager Mutric tried to turn a corner on the AS
the National League and requesting him not
agree ment until he iMutriej had seen him
Mr.. Young promptly replied to Secretary White
ball league. This, move was made by Mutrie
In Sy oSn a BIS baS 3aTa s
.ona Tsasus He can Do nethins as the new
@ s%si y itSpss has Rd
club that might come In more anxious to full
fl its engagements.,
sls sS e1 s soa P%Rssb Msw
left for home early Friday morning, and their
clubs are all that now remain OF last years
International League The surplus OF about
$4,000 which remained in the, treasury, they
doubt will be to dissolve that League divide
tho money among the four clubs and then re-
organize as q new association. The other
clubs forfeited all claims to the funds when
they voluntarily withdrew. and it is likely that
the Eastern people will at once form nm 1ntcr-
State League, bringing in Trenton. Hartford,
Waterbury. and Poughkeepsie. Senator Ed
wards of New JERSEY. one of tho Jersey City DEL
esates: said that they would have no difficulty
in getting right at work though he felt pretty
been frozen out. At the same time they could
not deny that 1t was groat disadvantage to
the Western clubs to have the m in"
BASE BALL NOTES.
Allentown and Reading have made application to
President Collins of the at Newark
for admission to tho League.
MAscmEsrrR Nov la--The Manchester Base Ball
Association has signed James l. clnton OF Brooklyn,
n " and left fielder for the OF 1883
Clinton has played in tho National and international
Leagues tho American Association. and Southern
League.